Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-04
The illustrated Herald


The transfers of real estate recorded
Yesterday numbered seventy'three ana
amounted to s729,74
Professor A. j. Stamm has succeeded
Professor N. Schanz as director OF the
singing section of the Turner's.
Mr.. L. Harris will shortly erect
large business block on Spring street, be.
tween Third and Fourth streets.
The second annual and social hop OF the
painters of Los Angeles, will be held at
Painters Hall, No. q Also street on
next Friday evening.
The cases of the Rozelles, charged
with throwing vitriol on Petrie, Will
come up before Justice Austin this
morning for examination.
The examination of Bert. A. Mac.
Kenzie on charge OF robbing the I. s.
Mail. is set for 10 o'clock this morning
before U. S. Commissioner Van Dyke.
Ex-Mayor Spence has decided to go
to Europe via steamer to Victoria,
thence by the Canadian Pacific to Que.
bee, where he will take steamer for Liv-
erpool.
". H. Richards, undertaken, reports
the death of Miss Carrie May Coe,
daughter of L. w. Coe. The remains
were shipped to Milwaukee for inter-
ment.
e. M. Hamilton, of East Los Angeles,
has bought half interest in mine OF
pottery clay in Antelope valley, near
Rosamond. He is very much impressed
with the clay for pottery purposes.
Bishop Wingfeld will arrive in the
city to-day at ll;4O A. M. and will hold
confirmation services in st. Panfs
Church Sunday morning at | A. M, H.
stead of 7:30 as had been reported.
At a quarter past o'clock this morn.
ing there was a copious shower of rain,
which lasted some time. 1t came down
quite heavily for about quarter OF an
hour and then hghtened to a fin rain,
A couple of Mexieans engaged in a
quarrel over the possession of girl on
Upper Main street yesterday afternoon,
but the interference of officer Jeffries
and Captain Tyler prevented the war
which threatened.
District Attorney Brooks has received
orders to pass upon the title to the prop
ertv on Main street to be decided to the
government for a public building. He
thinks that it will take him about three
weeks to pass upon the title.
Mrs. Clara May Allen, residing at the
corner of Bellevue and Philadelphia
streets, the wife of a tailor who keeps a
shop at No. go North Main street, has
certified that she has received deed to
a $3.50 lot at Garvanza from Lew is
Brothers, the shoe dealers.
Mr.. H. Willharitz, of this city, has
conceived the idea of organizing band
of singers and making a tour OF the
United States, beginning with the
National siog-fest in st. Louis. He has
received encouragement from prominent
German singers in st. Louis.
The citizens who went to the South
ern Pacific depot yesterday morning to
meet the Ventura excursionists were
doomed to disappointment. 1t is under.
stood that not enough tickets were sold
to pay for the train and so it was de-
clared off.
ID. w. Weldt has filed a libel in the
United States District Court against the
British ship Andora to recover SIS al
legged to be due for pilotage of the ship
L. &c paHrn nanntxy
Marshal Hayes has gone down to serve
the papers in the case.
All should attend the baseball game
at the Sixth Street Park to-day, between
the married and unmarried mines.
Game will be called at two o'clock.
The proceeds will be devoted to the
"Girls' Home" and those who cannot
attend should at least purchase a ticket.
On the 18th of June the French Be-
nevolent Society will hold its annual
picnic at the Arroyo Seco. These pic
mics in the past have been most pleasant
affairs, and this one this year will not be
behind the previous entertainments.
Prizes will be offered for proficiency in
dancing, etc.. and most delightful day
Is anticipated.
Sheriff Rays yesterday received
warrant from Fresno county for the ar.
rest of o. V. Blom, who is wanted at
that place on a charge of grand larceny.
Deputy Sheriff Russell found Blom at
work on Baldwin's ranch and arrested
him and lodged him at the county jail,
,,hara he will remain until an officer
from Fresno takes him away.
On Sunday, June 9Th an excursion
train of large number of gentlemen
under the supervision of Messrs. ]. B.
Sanchez and Thos. M. Bower, will visit
Lower California with the inten ton of
purchasing large quantity OF land from
the international Land Company at
Ensenada. Hon. VIM. L. Bostwick, of
che International Land Company, leaves
INN ediately to prepare for the visitors.
Yesterday Frank Pettipier filed a Pc
tition before the Superior Court to have
his name changed to +. P. Francis. He
alleges that he was raised by an uncle
named Francis; also that his present
name is hard to pronounce and hard to
remember. Frank is rafting good
fellow. but it must be confessed that
some OF his most intimate friends knows
him simply as Frank" and his other
name has passed out of their recollec-
ton. BY all means let us address him
as Mr.. Francis.